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HCS Championship

By Daniel Hochberg  • 

The victorious Harvard Club Squash team posing after their championship with captain Daniel Hochberg holding the Hawthorn Cup


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Senior Denis Gilevskiy Sweeps the Tournament

Senior Denis Gilevskiy did not just beat the individual National Champion and Ivy League Player of the Year, Penn’s Omar Hafez, but swept him in a clean three games in the final of the Ivy League Tournament.


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Omar Azzam Plays Squash

Junior Omar Azzam thwarts his Tiger opponent in the semifinals of the Ivy League Tournament.


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Harvard Men's Squash Advances to the Final

After routing Princeton, the Harvard men's squash team advanced to the final of the inaugural Ivy League Tournament.


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No. 2 Men’s Squash Rebounds from Loss to No. 1 Trinity with Key Ivy Win Over No. 4 Yale

By Rhys Greenland  • 

Harvard men’s squash split a critical stretch of its Ivy League season with a hard-fought road loss to the nation’s top-ranked team before rebounding days later with a statement victory over one of its closest conference rivals.


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Marcus Lee Squash

By Assma Alrefai  • 

Harvard men's squash faces top competition in two top-five showdowns.


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Harvard Squash Teams Show Grit and Dominance at Virginia

By Rhys Greenland  • 

Harvard squash closed out the final weekend before winter break with two major road victories in Charlottesville, Va., taking down the highly ranked Virginia Cavaliers. The No. 3 Crimson men earned a 6-3 statement win over No. 4 Virginia, while the No. 1 Harvard women continued their strong start with a commanding 7-2 victory against the No. 6 Cavaliers. The results move the men to 4-0 and the women to 2-0 as both Harvard teams return to Cambridge with momentum.


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Squash Starts Ivy Play with Dual 9-0 Sweeps Over Dartmouth

By Rhys Greenland  • 

On a brisk Tuesday night inside the Murr Center, both Harvard squash programs delivered commanding statements to begin Ivy League play, sweeping Dartmouth 9-0.


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Sparkling Squash

The Harvard squash team poses with its student managers.


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The Dynasty Survives: Harvard Squash Locks in Two More National Championships

By Callum J. Diak  • 

Harvard squash certainly has a decorated past – the team has a history of record-setting winning streaks, championing many Ivy League titles, and consistently taking home the College Squash Association (CSA) prize for the post-season success. And after what the Crimson squash program produced over the past two weekends of CSA team competition, Harvard also has a decorated present: both the men’s and women’s teams managed to overcome two very talented Trinity College squads to win the CSA team title for the fourth and eighth consecutive time, respectively.


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Harvard Men's and Women's Squash, Eager to Defend National Title, Win Season-Opening Matches

By Callum J. Diak  • 

Harvard's men's and women's squash teams were nearly flawless in their first matches of the season. The men shut out each of their first two opponents, losing only two sets so far this season. Meanwhile, the women went a perfect 27-for-27 on sets in their season-opening win.


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Off the Wall

By Timothy R. O'Meara  • 

Sophomore Habiba Eldefrawy competes against Dartmouth in a 12-10, 11-5, 11-2 victory over Claire Aube on Dec. 1, 2021. The Crimson went on to win the match, 8-1, the 86th in a 99-match active win streak.


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Victor-Y.

Harvard men's squash gears up for a match against Dartmouth on Dec. 1, which it would win 9-0. After another team national title, Victor Crouin added his second individual trophy to the mantle.


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No. 1 and No. 2 Harvard Squashes Dartmouth In Women’s and Men’s Showdowns

By Callum J. Diak  • 

The squeak of shoes on hardwood filled the air Wednesday night as No. 1 Harvard women’s squash (3-0, 2-0 Ivy League) faced off against Dartmouth (0-1, 0-1 Ivy League). The Crimson put on an excellent display of skill, seamlessly dismantling its opponents from Hanover 8-1, while the No. 2 Harvard men's squash program (5-0, 2-0 Ivy League) simultaneously took to the courts, securing a 9-0 win against The Big Green (0-1, 0-1 Ivy League).

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